Regina Spektor - Soviet Kitsch

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"Maybe it's just the preponderance of piano in her music, but Regina Spektor sounds more like a traditional singer/songwriter (in the best sense of that phrase) than her anti-folk contemporaries. On Soviet Kitsch, her third album — and major label debut — her sound is more refined than ever before, but there are plenty of rough edges and unexpected twists and turns.

"The Fiona Apple and Cat Power comparisons that have been leveled at Spektor since her first album 11:11 are still valid, particularly on songs like 'Carbon Monoxide' and 'Somedays,' but Spektor is more theatrical and playful than either of those artists." — AllMusic

Side 1

Ode to Divorce

Poor Little Rich Boy

Carbon Monoxide

The Flowers

Us

Side 2

Sailor Song

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Your Honor – feat. Kill Kenada

Ghost of Corporate Future

Chemo Limo

Somedays

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